I hate to say this, but honestly, this did not deserve even one star. I hate having to be negative about someone's effort at creativity, but I can't honestly give this book more than one star and a bad review. I'm extremely disappointed that the rating system has been so abused, or skewed, that this book has an average rating near four stars. How is that possible?
There was no writing or plot faux-pas that didn't get a blaring hit in this piece. Grammar issues, plot holes, contradictory statements, under-developed characters, under-developed scenes, cringe worthy statements and actions that didn't fit the scene/character/setting, all of the above and then some. Nothing about the characters felt finished, their personalities, appearances, and worst of all their nature and reason for existing in the story to begin with, it was jarring and unpleasant to read from start to (unable-to-)finish. That for me is the single biggest statement. I have NEVER not finished a book, no matter how bad. I have slogged through some bad pieces of fiction in the past, but I literally could not continue with this one. I ended up staring blankly at the screen for a few minutes trying to figure out how much I'd hate myself for leaving it unfinished and when I realized I already hated myself more for forcing my way to chapter 13, 12 far too many by the way, I knew I had to stop and I had to post an honest review.
Normally, if I don't like a book I rate the stars accordingly and don't leave a review. The whole 'not saying anything if you don't have anything nice to say' bit, but I can't in good conscience leave this book with a nearly four star, sorely misleading, ranking and let someone else fall into the same trap.
The summary seemed great, too bad that isn't actually what the book is about. Don't try to make sense out of it, I did and wasted a few hours of my life I desperately wish I could get back.
Truly, save yourself the headache and pass. ( )

Aaron the dreamy vampire has finally met his match when he meets Sara. Sara can literally bring anyone to their knees and beg for mercy in many ways. Sara has had a very rough life and trusts no one except for Mel, the Queen that she has protected for years and now is protecting Mel from the evil Sherman. Sherman was Mel’s husband and an evil one at that. The connection between Aaron & Sara is just amazing and watching as the characters grow into something more than would ever imagine is intense. Kathi has shown us that we want more about all of the characters in her book. I found myself not putting it down because the magic between Aaron and Sara is meant to be in all ways. I smiled and laughed at so many scenes it was like watching a movie play out. Kathi left us with wanting more and more. ( )